Since CBS announced the end of Blue Bloods last winter, much has been speculated, especially after series star Tom Selleck voiced his desire to keep the show going. Reports suggest that Selleck’s motivation may...
It’s official: Blue Bloods will wrap up with its 14th season. The final chapter will unfold in two parts—starting on February 16 with the first half of the season, and continuing in the fall...
Tom Selleck, despite his high-profile career, is facing financial uncertainty following the cancellation of his long-running CBS series, Blue Bloods. The 79-year-old actor, who has been a fixture on the show since 2010, is...
Tom Selleck never intended to become an actor, he reveals to PEOPLE. Now, at 79, as he looks back on his remarkable five-decade career in Hollywood, it’s clear that fate led him down the...
Tom Selleck’s forthcoming memoir, You Never Know, offers a revealing glimpse into his life and career, including his choice to stay disconnected from technology and his unplanned rise to fame. “I’ve occasionally looked up...
Tom Selleck Reflects on His Unexpected Acting Journey Tom Selleck, now 79, is looking back on his extraordinary career as he prepares to release his new memoir, You Never Know, due out on May...
Tom Selleck is facing concerns about potentially losing his California ranch if he can’t continue working. The “Blue Bloods” star has expressed worry about retaining his 63-acre Californian property if his popular show gets...
Tom Selleck not only considered Matthew Perry a friend but was also a fan of the late actor’s work. In a recent interview with USA Today, Selleck, 79, reminisced about his time working with...
As fans of Blue Bloods gear up for the final episodes of the hit CBS series this fall, star Abigail Hawk has shared some bittersweet news. With only three episodes left to film, Abigail...
Tom Selleck’s net worth in 2024 is a testament to his successful television career, and bidding farewell to Blue Bloods will be a poignant moment for him. “I love the show,” Selleck told Parade...
